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Convenient tins of tuna

Woofer · 2007-11-26 12:06:17

Does anyone know a decent brand of tuna that produce the single serving size tins (in brine) that have the pull-tops? (ie: ones you dont need a tin opener to open). Such pull-tops seem to be available on every other tinned food in my local tesco except tuna! Would make it much more feasible for me to bring tuna along as a…

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Woofer

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Does anyone know a decent brand of tuna that produce the single serving size tins (in brine) that have the pull-tops? (ie: ones you dont need a tin opener to open). Such pull-tops seem to be available on every other tinned food in my local tesco except tuna! Would make it much more feasible for me to bring tuna along as a snack to work if I could find these!

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#2 26-11-2007 12:12pm

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John West do, don't they? Or Picnic? Could be wrong, but I think they do?

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#3 26-11-2007 12:15pm

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Ya John West do 70g tins with a pull-off top.

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#4 26-11-2007 12:46pm

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I have started buying the John West sachets of Tuna which are very tidy. I keep a stockpile of them and a few plastic forks, very convenient for those times when protein may not be readily available.

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#5 26-11-2007 7:50pm

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Dunnes Stores own-brand do pull-top tins of tuna. They're the one-serving type and you can get them in packs of four in brine. Very handy!

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